Guess the spot

Artemus said:
Jeff, welcome to BCP. You related to anybody here?

All you have to do is name the spot (mountain) and you win! Please do. If you can't submit your own pic, please win and ask all us losers to post the next pic for you. We will happily comply.

(Oh, and BTW - you need a camera mister :) - use your iPhone - is that your pica pic in your avatar?)
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Android......Android....... :twothumbs:
 
@Henk, Muley Twist Area is in the south. :)
@Joey, Hickman Bridge ist in the north. :)
TH to this beauty is outside the park boundary.


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The area is hot, Henk.
But it isn't Burrow Wash. :)
 
Michael said:
@Scott Chandler, winner!
Yes it's the natural arch in Sheets Gulch - a beautiful and remote area of the CRNP.
Please have a look @:
Panoramas and Stitched Images
You're up! :)
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Love that hike!!

I've walked it twice, and would love to again.

(very old) TR http://backcountrypost.com/threads/water-pocket-fold-district-capitol-reef-sheets-gulch.1569/
flickr photo album https://www.flickr.com/photos/60253032@N02/albums/72157632115519065

The Arch Michael is referring to.
Sheets Arch by slc_dan, on Flickr
 
@slc_dan,
I would love to hike sheets again too.
There are many great places on these site of the park.
Thanks for sharing your info again. :)


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Here is a hint. There is a patrol cabin about 2 tenths of a mile up stream from this spot.
 
Tetons? I worked with a guy who worked fire in the park and he said he stayed in patrol cabins in the northern reaches a few times. If I had my maps with me I'd whip them out but alas that's as specific as I can get for now.
 
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Scott Chandler said:
Tetons? I worked with a guy who worked fire in the park and he said he stayed in patrol cabins in the northern reaches a few times. If I had my maps with me I'd whip them out but alas that's as specific as I can get for now.
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Yep, its in the Tetons. But its not in the northern section. There is a popular trail route along a "shelf" that shares the same name.
 
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